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The Convention Of the Shippi m z
LeHUme.

About 200 delegates are expected to attend the
convention of the American Shipping and Indus
trial ieagc, which will meet at Wizards hall at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. An invocation will
DE offered by Rev. DR.. Leonard, of st. Johns
parish. Commissioner Webb will deliver an ad-
dress OF welcome. and Gen. Joseph Wheeler, OF
Alabama, an address Of encouragement" The
subjects Tor consideration are the prestige de-
cline and the prospect OF American shipping. Hon.
Alex. X. Boteler. OF West Virginia, will open the
discussion. Wednesday night public meeting
Will be held, at which IL is announced addresses
Will be made by Senators EvartS, Call Eust1S,
Dolph and Voorhees,. The officers OF the league
are cambridge McRae, OF Arkansas, president;
Ambrose Snow, OF New York, and l.. NJ. Merritt, OF
Florida, vice presidents; Charles S. Hill, of Wash
mgton, Secre tary, and A. Vanderbilt, OF New York,
treasurer
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DRY GOODS.
OPENING Or FRrscH SArEExs.

SEATON PERRY
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, JANUARY nth HIS
DIRECT IMPORTATION" OF THE FINEST
QUALITY OF FRENCH SATEENS. MANUFAC-
TURED BY GROS. ROMAN, AAROZEAk x co.
THESE GOODS HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED
FROM PARIS. WHERE THEY WERE MADE TO
MY EXPRESS ORDER FOR THE SPRING OF
1887.
LOWEST PRICES ON ALL WINTER WRAPS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" on SEAL. PLC SH
NISITES AND SACQUES, AND BLACK GUk
TRIMMED SICILIENNE CIRCULARS WITH
QUILTED SATIN Innings.
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL WINTER
CLOTH JACKETS. WRAPS AND NEWMARkETS.
"ODDS AND ENDS" IN SEAL PLUSH AND BR0-
CADED VELVET WRAPS AND NEWMARkETS
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE" 10 CLOSE
SPECIAL INDICTMENT IN A LOT OF COIORED
MORE FRANCHISE AND BROCADEn SILKS
AT 31.00, &l.25 AND 81 so: FORMER PRICES.
$50, 81 AND $3.50
NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUZES, ILLUSIONS. CREPE
DE CHIMES AND BRUSSELS NETS.
MORE FRANCHISE IN BLACK, WHITE AND ALL
THE NEW COLORS.
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FABLE FRANCHISE.
SATIN DUCHESSE, AND ALL SILK YELNETS,
IN BLACK AND ALL COL0RS FOR STREET
AND HOUSE WEAR
1B- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania ave-, cor. 9Th st.
Established 1910. js15
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Advancement, Tonight

AnBfI nIcRfs Tonight.
NITToSAI--NiSS Finley in 1.-The Deacon
DaH.h;eI.
AABAUGH S--Emmet
FOUNDRY CHTECH.--Rcv- Mr.. Buffers lecture.
MANASSAS Pt:OEAIA.-Day and evening"
ItEKIs,.-.'tt,ie 81 The BrayeSt.-
EERSANS.-N aTtefy.
DlaE MUSTUE.-Guidoon's Picnic.
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.

d.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC 10, 1886
Trains leave B. and P. station, 9th and streets:
900 a-m.-Daily for Wsrrenton. Gordonsville C.and
q. points, Lynchburg, Rocky Mount, Danville, Raj
eigh, Charlotte. Atlanta, and all points South Pull
man palace buffet sleeping Washington to Atlanta
and Washington to Montgomery.
2:35 p. m.-Daily except Sunday, for Manassas
Strasburg and intermediate stations.
0:3O p. m.-Daily for Wsrreuton, Gordonsville
points on the Chesapeake and Ohio route Pullman
sleepers Washington to Louisville.
;OQ pmIDaily for Lynchburg, Raleigh, Ashyille
gomeSEy New Orleans and points Southwest; Pull
ngton to Montgomery. connecting with parlor to
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
Leave Washington 9:12 am. daily, except Sunday
and :45 pm. daily, arriving at Round Hill IL 40
m and 10 :; m returning, leave Round Hill sos a
N daily and LIS pm. except Sunday, arriving in
Washngton 40 I'M. and 3; pm.
Through trains from South arrive at Washington
NJ; Strasburg local, 10: O5 am.
11ckets, sleeping car reservation and Information
furnished and baggage checked at Office 601 Pennsyl
Xai1a ave-, and at passenger station, Pennsylvania
Railroad. 9th and sts
JAS. L. TAYLOR,
gu General Passenger Agent
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L,AIlemand.Musin Concert.

Nine. LAllelnand, who appears in concert at the
Congregational church on January 10, has been
iavorably compared By European critics to Patti,
GerSter and Sembrich. MuS1n, the distinguished
VloniSt, Is acknowledged TO be OF the greatest
artists who ever visited America. One critic says
OF him: NO one since ole Bull has had such power
TO charm and hold audience this young
artist. Tickets for this concert may be obtained
at Ellis & Co. S music store.
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A EVERY MEAN FORGERY.o
A Letter from the District Commits.
siOners to Senator ingalls,.
THEY SAY THEY THINK THEY KNOW WHO WROTE THE
FORGED LETTER PUKPoRTING TO CONE FROM THOs
j. FISHER.


FORGED LETTER PUKPoRTING TO CONE FROM THos
}. FISHER.
Just before the holiday recess OF Congress Sena-
tor ingalls, transmitted to the District Commits
sioners letter addressed to him, purporting to be
signed by THOMAS j. Fisher, 1924 Fstreet." The
letter, dated December 10, 1886, was as follows:
Sir: Some months ago the Washington Gasifght
company were allowed to lay a new gas main on
9t and F streets The permit, / suppose, was
granted on condition that they should leave the
streets I'm the condition in which they found them
They have simply replaced the concrete they took
up. In some places the concrete is replaced In
small Jumps. submit that In view OF the fact that
one OF our commissioners is a large stakeholder
and director in said company, 1t is simply dis
graceful TO have the said streets in their present
condition"
This letter was referred by Senator ingalls, to
the commissioners with request for information
whether the alleged treSspaSS has occurred, and II
the pavement has been restored to its original
condition, and II not the occasion for the delay"
The letter was sent by the Commissioners to Mr..
Fisher, who returned 1t TO them December 2lSt,
stating: THE letter is forgery Inever saw It, or
heard Ot IL, or inspired it,
January 9TH the commissioners wrote to Senator
ingalls, acknowledging the receipt OF the Fisher
letter, and saying: 'The copy of letter received
from Mr. Fisher, accompanying this will show
never seen by Mr. Fisher, who says he never heard
OF Ii, nor inspired 1T. The party who Is the author
or this forgery Is evidently inspired with desire
TO create some personal prejudice against one Of
the commissioners, in the minds OF you and your
colleagues upon the committee, and has chosen
this method Of venting his spite. The Commits
siOners think they know who this party is, and
they are confirmed in their suspicious by cOmpar
ing the writing In the note in question and some Of
the genuine handwriting of the party they sus-
pect. Hereafter, and If upon further consideration
these suspicious are confirmed, the Commissioners
Will act In such way as TO make an example OF the
person who has committed this very mean forgery.
The commissioners beg to say in conclusion that
the complaint contained in the said note is entire
vii hnf foundation
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No LoSe PROCLAMATION.

No LoSe Paoc1AMAr1oN
QUALITY, PRICES AND REPUTATION SPEAK
LOUDER FOR US THAN WORDS.
The Superior Make of our Well known Clothing, tc
gether with Bargain prices, tell the story.
Men. Young Men, Boys and Children Suits
and Overcoat Department, are open to your in
spectOn, with the Lowest Prices.
1t is a practical fact that not consider
ing the question of profit what remains of
Our Fall and Winter Stock. Our only object
now is to sell the goods.
We have made big deductions in our Suit De-
partment We have made big deductions in
Pants Department. We have cut deep in our
Overcoat Department. We Sacrificing the
Boys and Childrens Suits and Overcoats
Now is the chance for Bargains in Mems Fur
nishings. EVERYTHING CHEAP FOR CASH.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
Ja12 625 Pennsylvania avenue.
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One Hundred Dollars for the Free Lii.
brarY.

Columbia Typographical Union, No. 1O1 at its
regular monthly meeting on Saturday evening last,
appropriated 800 to the fund for the establish
ment Of free library and reading rooms In this
city
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The NEW COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK.-The Office
OF the Columbia National bank was crowded to-
day with stockholders paying up their first assess
ment on stock The first certificate was issued to
Hon. Hugh McCulloch eX-Secretary OF the Treas
ury. Among the stockholders appears the name
OF Hon. Jno. j. knON, late controller OF the cur
rency, and the well-known iinancier.
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LET Me SHAKE HANDS W1rH TnE
LITTLE FELLOWS,

They'll HAVE VOTE SOME DAY.
THIS IS A REMARK MR.. BLAINE MADE DURING
THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. LIKE
MR. BLAINE, THE GOLDEN EAGLE BELIEVES IN
WHILE WE ARE SELLING LITTLE SUITS AND
OVERCOATS NOW WE WILL SELL THEM LARGER
ONES AS THEY GROW OLDER. FOR THE BENEFIT
OF OUR LITTLE FRIENDS THE GOLDEN EAGLE
HAS THIS WEEK INAUGURATED MARK-DOWN
SALE OF OVERCOATS AND SUITS.
OvERCOATs THAT WERE s2.75, 50 AND $3.50
ARE NOW S2.
OvERCOATs THAT WERE Sc, 81 AND $s ARE
NOW %. AGES TO Q.
CHILDREN's SUITS $3.50. Atwood; FORMER
PRICE e., $3.50, $5 AND SO.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
MONEY REFUNDED FOR ALL PURCHASES NOT
SATISFACTORY AFTER INSPECTION AT HOME.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO..
400 cor. 9TH and d sts NV
ja14 Clothiers to the Multitude.
vEsTIaATE!
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION SALE
PRICES THAT MUST SELL THEM
Full Dress Suits (Swallow- tail Coats) $50
Fine Black D. b. Broadcloth Suits at $50.
Corkscrew Prince Albert Suits s ID and upward.
Storm Overcoats at $5 reduced from $3.50.
Storm Overcoats at 81. 80. reduced from $12.
Storm Overcoats at $40. reduced from $16.
Storm Overcoats at $780, reduced from 800.
Irish Frieze Overcoats at So, reduced from 3d.
Chinchilla Overcoats at 81 so, reduced from $40.
Wrombo Chinchilla Overcoats $15, reduced from
49, m0nfasna' ohn'h'''a over'0"'S sso reduced from
Chinchilla Double-breasted Coats and Vests from
$3.50 up
The entire stock Of Business and Dress Suits reduced
fully 33 per cent.
Pants reduced regardless of cost or value.
FOR BOYS4 TO Is YEARS
Our stock of Suits and Overcoats for Boys is still
much larger than want it to be- and prices have
been cut lower than before will pay You to buy
now, even for future use.
OAK HALL,
ja12 CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
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CITY ITEMS.
Ladies' shoes Given Away.

To close out our entire stock OF winter goods we
offer for this week only: Ladies' a warranted
French kid shoes at $3.50; ladies s. shoes j. T.
Cousins make, curacao kid or straight goat, at
$40; ladies' 81 Shoes kid or pebble goat at 35;
ladies' SOC. slippers, cloth or leather, at 25c The
Star Shoe House, 726 It'll st.
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i N T T. STING
TO BOYS AND THEIR MOTHERS.

WE HAVE TOO MANY SUITS OF FINE
CLOTHING FOR SMALL BOYS, RANGING
FROM TO Is YEARS, SHORT PANTS.
AMONG THESE ARE vELvETEENS, BLUE
AND BROWN, PLAIN AND BRAIDED SUITS,
FINE BLUE AND BROWN CORKSCREW
SUITS. FINE ENGLISH CASHMERE SUITS,
PLAIN JACKETS AND NORFOLK, FINE
BLUE TRICOT SUITS, PLAIN, PLATED
AND NORFOLKS.
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES OF DOUBLE
BREASTED JACKET SUITS, HANDSOMELY
BOUND, FOR BOYS, RANGING FROM 10
TO Is YEARS
THESE ARE MEDIUM WEIGHT DRESS
SUITS AND WILL BE SUITABLE FOR
SPRING WEAR. ALL THESE HAVE BEEN
REDUCED IN PRICE SINCE JANUARY 1ST,
AND THEY ARE ALL FRESH AND DESIR-
ABLE GOODS.
BOYS AND SMALL BOYS OvERCOATS,
PLAIN AND FANCY, AND LOW DOWN"
PRICES.
SMALL BOYS ODD PANTS, MEDIUM AND
HEAVY WEIGHTS.
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The NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS Tho

I he NV 1URh DENUCKAT1C ASSOCIAT1ON.-The
New York democratic state association saturday
Walsh, Albany, president; Thomas A. COakley,
New ORR city. vice president; Joseph E. Jacobs
New York city, financial secretary; Thomas Mat
Illnore, Albany recording secretary: Joseph De-
ken, Poughkeepoie, corresponding secretary; ThOs.
Brlen, tanandtsua, treasurer; John Lynch,
New YORK. sergeant At arms.
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ORIENTAL SALE AT AUCTION.-Mr. Dowliny's a,tc-
ton roJnls have been crowded to-day nv Dartip.,
making their selections and examining tie extern
sfve display % Turkish carpets and rugs This h
claimed be the finest collection Vet sent To mis-
city. IJ will be on exhibition up 70 the hour OF
sale, which VIII commence on Wednesday morning
next II II oc.OcA.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. e., JAN IL, 1887.
Indications for n Hours. COHsHencifsJ at ) l,.Da
Today.
For District OF Columbia, New jersey, eastern
Pennsylvanil. Delaware, Maryland and Virginia,
Colder nOrJhwcStsrly winds and snow.
JJLICS LASsEUR6H, 3I5 It'll St, viii sell this
week lot ot miSfit Carpets and Rugs In moqettes,
body Brussels and tapestry, AT lwo-thiTdS value
FINE CIGARS At ATCTTO~.-Gre3r closing out sale
OF tl:e celebrated hey West cigar house oi Nuriila,
PgtTicO = g. III" StO Il comprise, the most popil-
lar nT ns IN tn market. amt viii be sold In lots
10 Suit drll'rs and SMOKERS on Monday, January
L. az IA y H.. continuing daily at 10 a. H., .
and "a p, H.. until entire stock Is closed out at
63I PennSylvuIi avenue, under ~. Mare hotel.
NcsSrs. walter b. Williams a Co., are the auc-
uOueeTS.
600 BODY md tapestry Brussels Ottomans at so
cents each ut JCIICs L,S.BUKtiH'S. 80 9Th ST.
CHANGE OF DsTE.-The sale advertised by Mr..
DOslinC 70 Tax" place TO-InOrrUw NJ los G street
sous beast l. changed 20 Thursday, January Goth
There - a magnificent chamber suite in this sale
thai cost q, 900. >ee advertisement.
JUIIUS LASsBURGH. 50 nth 81. n. W, viii sell
this week only, ali $50 smyrna Rugs for %; all
$40 >..iSrna isu-, Tor $50; all SO Smyrna
Rugs i'r S2-1J all s1:IO smyrna Mats for 81.
Milk and WHISKY testers. HemplerS, Ave, cor.
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THE BRICkL.YERs ADJoURN.-The Br1cklayers,

THE BRICkLAYERs ADJOURN.-The BricklayerS
convention adjourned at Il late hour Saturday
night 10 meet next year in Boston. Several changes
Ill the constitution were made, but direct action
was taken upon the relations OF the union with
the Knights OF Labor. At the evening meeting H.
Oscar Cole, OF New York. on behalf OF the union
presented the local union with set or furniture
Tor their lodSe-roOm- An appropriate response
union.
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You Have A SPLENDID CHANCE

TO SUPPLY YOURSELF WITH THE BEST
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
AT OUR GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE NOW
GOING ON AT REDUCED PRICES TO CLOSE
UP APARTNERSHIP. wEMUST HAvETHE
CASH FOR OUR CLOTHING, AND THE BAR
GAINS ARE WAITING FOR YOU AT OUR
sTORE-NOT IN CHEAP GOODS, BUT GOOD
GOODS CHEAP. WE WANT ALL OF YOU TO
COME AND SEE OUR GOODS AND PRICES
YOU CAN buy YOUR MEMS, BOYS, AND
CHILDREN's CLOTHING IN ALL STYLES
AND QUALITIES. BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
BARGAINS IN EVERY GARMENT IN OUR
HOUSE SAVE YOUR TIME AND MONEY
AND COME DIRECT TO THE GREAT DIsso-
LUTON SALE AT 924 9TH ST. N. W., BET.
I AND sTs., Two DOORS BELOW BUR-
DETTE's DRY GOODS HOUSE COME AND
SEE US AND WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
jal4-eo
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pe.e without is;"HEnezsen '1 eD'A''0n - 00. =,
- TIE Hh6d MSAF5xS IS SSEd 6RsF6 SE
sss s:sy sSSs:
untsauaEed opportunities for developing the strength
It teaches Elocuton as an elegant art for home and
xf sE Rqes as SGsH f4
sSAfE S $SaFaS 5S#
%ssSsi r. is say
essionsi Lie OF to Become Teachers Of Elocuon over
SS2 h. gfs GNs hs paRs
who give esdenss OF unusual merit and who are una
tive catalogue d14-3m
Sas Xii Ss55 RsShs
Building shTst Of h and iba
pa R0 the IN active R,eS duties of Life
tions Bookkeepins Business Practice. Commerciai
Regular and ana
Of n ayyva
ing and balance in monthly instaments Fl $40 each
qusf 81 @ ss0
Night sessions-Year scholarship. $50 on entering;
in monthly instruments Of So each. or s16 in full
M
ERENCH LESSONS BY PROF. H. LARROQUE,
Paris. Also Latin, Greek, Spanish italian, German
'GaIses s@ ny most able assistants 1914 ST. NV
CAPITOL HILL EVENING SCHOOL, ~ .5TH ST.
YIN; e. Instruction given in Bookkeeping, :Arthme-
Pzf ncSI K 1as
Assistant. d3-3m
Ladies and Gentlemen At leisure daily from four
t. FIVE Res,dehce SS4A st. Lessons to Capitol
+ Madame 4 PELE arom Paris.5 Excellent pronnn:
citation and thorough Instruction Will gye lessons
NV w. '''''' - " ' ''''' pp''' ccs :sn -
OF THE HoLY GR2ss 1872 MASS
s0s
particuiar attsns5on. FTivsts Class Psnsins Pho
themes and Kipdefgsrte9 are new featuEss Of the
School Boys taught By the Sisters rs.
l. 723 14TH ST n. W.,
And all other principal cities.
Recognized superior to all other similar Institr.
tons Unexcelled advantages for learning CONVEX
SATION Best of native teachers. Fee extremely low
NEW TERM now for ladies' Gentlemen and Chill
dren Trial lessons free. Every Saturday LECTURES
free to pupils. ocl
NfCDONALD-ELLIS SCHOOL AND WELLESLEY
Ul PREPARATORY,
1906 18th st. 1924 Massachusetts, ave- and 1923 n st.
Family and Day School for Young Ladies and Little
Girls. MISS ANNA ELLIS, Principal
Fourth year began SEPTEMBER :22, 1856, with full
corps Of teachers.
special Herdic is employed by the school for the
benefit of pupils in distant parts OF the city se254m
MISS HILTON'S ENGLISH AND FRENCH
nj School for Young Ladies, 82l Vermont ave-, win
WEDNESDAY, September Goth. je29-6m
CHELDON'S ACADEMIES-1OO4 ST n. ".
= Mondays, Wednesdays and saturday.: Sd st and
latest dances taught ocl-6m
CHORTHAND AND EXPERT TYPEWRITIN0
- practically taught Success guaranteed if serious
otherwise don't apply Private pupils preferred F.
CROMELIN, with Johns Easton, Stenographers, 47S
Louisiana ave. se16
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study to adults CONFIDENTIAL prepares for college.
ANNAPOLIS West Point, all examinations
sel8 IVY INSTITUTE, s.w cor 9Th and K SITS. NV
S Ho01 OF Music fso5 e th ST. 18TH
au2l-5m THEO. INGALLS, KING, Principal
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF TELEGRAPHY
w has removed from Capitol Hill to 631 n. w.,
rooms z, and9 oc1S-:,ms
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No More GRAY Ham

No MORE GRAY HIM
No More Falling of the Hair,
No More Dandruff or Scurf
No More Brash or Wiry Hair.
For all these conditions we heartily recommend NAT
TAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY; it readily turns
gray or faded hair back to its color in
ten days is warranted to stop the hair from falling
out IN month or two leaving the scalp free Of all
BUT ABOVE ALI.
recommend 1t because IL entirely unlike all other
Hair hest0retves in that it Is entirely from
poisons; 1t has sediment to shake up and conse-
quenty IL perfectly clean TO apply.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor,
14th and I and ID and sta n w.
Sent on receipt Of price to any part Of the United
etAsoS. jA4
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AIT S,LS--MeSSrs. WalJer r. Williams A Co
auctiOneers, are making preparations for the sit
or Mr.. CAas- ATInofs paintings, which Will take
blaze Thursday evening next, 1T . 30 OcIock al
their salteFoens, corner 10Th street and Pennsyl-
yauia avenue.
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Condensed Locals.

My. Charles Pelham saturday filed a suit fol
Peter 6. Crime, against Dwight D0olttle claim
Ing 10000 damage, Tor slan,lrr. The language
complained al vas that the defendant called the
plaintiff - d drunken thief
saturday afternoon, Mr.. VI. \. Wright, OF 10i VI
Sirrt northwest, was thr0Wn from his horse nj
The corner OF Maryland avenue and 10th street
Southwest. and had his right ankle badly Sprained
~ the recent aDnustl meeting NJ Calvary Baptist
church, reports Were Inad. showing 2 good imam
Cial condition The salary of the pastor, Rev.
SalB'lel " Greene was by a unanimous vote In
Creased from $1,000 IL $500
81. Matthew'S Institute has elected officers for
The ensuing year follows: Rev. T. j. kervick,
spiritual director: j. II Leonard, president; Daniel
Shea and w A. OlsrieD. vice presidents: &. i.
Dunn, rtcOr!ing secretary: J. j. Purcell, CORE
SpOncing secretary treasurer, M.EOCt J.McAulln,
librarian: y L. Fri>by. Ser.ea nt-at-arInS, and
NJ 4. Daugherty, OF Columbus, OHIO, who was a
Candidate for the attorney XtnrraioIip OF Ohio on
the democratic ticket headed by VIM. Allen, died
In this city saturday
s. Il days in jail By Judge Smell! to-day for steal
ing coal from car on the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad.
To-day, in the Police court Richard Green and
George Robinson alias johnson. small cO,Ored
boys, were sent down FOR 30 days each for stealing
two fancy bottles or cologne from the store OF
Amanda HuntreSS.
The funeral OF the late John I. FaIon, formerly
president OF the Carroll institute took place from
immaculate Conception church yesterday after
noon The remains were inferred IL Mount OliVet
cemetery. Father Ryan conducted the services.
Tue p1ll-bearerS were NeSsrs. Vaughn, Bingham,
Hannpn and Mailet.
Ii. -. X. Delphy has been installed as surgeon
OF Joan " Rawins post. No. ], q. y. H.
The Indian Defense association meets in the
Cliv-r~aliSt church this evening.
Ms. Corinna DAVIDSON. widow of the late Col.
Nathaniel Davidson, dlctj last evening.
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''1Oce HOyal' mendS everything! LanSDurghA
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In 10. Ward" prints, soc. per ID.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MIX
&c. per quart. Cream 15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-17

PRETTY TaBLEarX- elegant wardrobe superb
music, handsome scenery at hernan's
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RRR GGG "1Oc. ROYAL GLUE" MENDs
kkRRR g syyesySt am.E.t ;OhS 8 Eoc5i Hard
3 B. e , &C. Brolen dlass, chin.. Furniturs.
brac Books Leather and everything else With ever
lasting, inseRar1ble te1acity. Always Ready! Always
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The NATIONAL LI1rE AND MATURITY
ASSOCIATION, OF WASHINGTON, d. G.,
1915 Street Northwest,
Tssues MATURITY POLICIES, payable in Cash At
the Expiration Of Five and Ten Years, and
Guaranteed Amount and with absolute Limit Cost
Parties familiar with Life Insurance invited to
examine the plan. Those in search of atOn
SiWays Obtain it ut the office of the Association
OFFICERS:
Horstio Browning, president:
william E. Clark, vice president;
samuel NOrment, treasurer;
Geo. D. Eldridge, secretary and genr manager;
John B. Larner, counsel;
p 81 Riddelle, M. D., medical director;
John II. Heller, general agent;
Geo J. yesterday, assistant cashier;
DIRECTORS:
Horatfo Browning Seymour W. Tullock.
Samuel Norment y. o. Hoffman,
William E. Clark, Z. F. Baker,
JaInes d. Barbour: James L. NOrriA
Robert Boyd. John y. larners
Frank Hume, r. - hooelle.
Levi Woodbury.. n23-3m
TyOR CHAPPED HANDS, FACE AND LIPS USE
il Shepherds Medicated Mutton Tallow and Witch
Hazel Sold by all Drugg1sts
Price, 10 cents. ja13-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-17

WITHOUT DOUBT the finest collection OF fine
bisqDc, bronze. lPTreS, figures and ornament :,
magnificent furniture anu furnishings. rarS on
paintings, ete., offered Tor sale at auction il
nO@ Oh exhibition at Masonic Hall. This collection
l. SAID have over c!Uu 600 and /, TO b. sold
Tie nrst sale commencing with the furniture
ElirOr>, etc-, ON Wednesday morning. January
10TH, At ii oclocG- The hau IS opened 10. exhibi-
tion each day from 10 O'Clock AIN. to :, O'Clock d.
H. For further particulars see advertisements IL,
another cOiUnln--.1drt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-17

I IFavOrs for the German, Gould's, 421 9th st. 6